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12 de enero de 2024

(010038) SANTANA - 2023-05-28.LAS VEGAS, NV HOUSE OF BLUES




SANTANA - LAS VEGAS, NV @ HOUSE OF BLUES
2023-05-28

AT853 to SONY A-10 -> Soundforge -> FLAC
Master wav sent to me via anonymous source

01. -intro-
02. Batuka
03. No One To Depend On
04. (Da le) Yaleo
05. Put Your Light On
06. Wishing It Was
07. -intro-
08. Africa Bamba
09. -intro-
10. Europa (Earth's Cry, Heaven's Smile)
11. Right On Be Free
12. -intro-
13. The Calling
14. Blues For Salvador
15. Instrumental
16. Corazón espinado
17. Maria Maria
18. Foo Foo
19. Soul Sacrifice
20. Jingo
21. Roadhouse Blues
22. Love, Peace And Happiness
23. Smooth

2 de enero de 2024

(010075) Santana 1983-03-25 Scandinavium, Gothenburg, SW (24-bit) (FLAC)



SantanaScandinavium
Gothenburg, SW
1983-03-25


source: analog audience recording
gen: 2nd
taper: ?
cassette provided by: jormajeff
transfer: cassette -> Onkyo TA 2051 -> Adobe Audition -> CDWave -> TLH (flac)
digital transfer/edit by mossa 2023-11 (24-48)


01 Nowhere To Run
02 Hold On
03 Tales Of Kilimanjaro
04 -> Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
05 -> Oye Como Va
06 Incident At Neshabur
07 //Watch Your Step
08 Aqua Marine
09 Super Boogie
10 -> Hong Kong Blues
11 That's The Way God Planned It
12 Savor
13 -> Percussion (Armando Peraza/Raul Rekow/Orestes Vilato
14 -> Jingo
15 Havana Moon
16 Soul Sacrifice
17 -> Aranjuez
Encore:
18 Open Invitation
19 She's Not There
20 Instrumental Jam #01
21 -> Instrumental Jam #02
22 -> American // Gypsy
23 Europa
24 Shango
25 Mudbone
26 -> Got My Mojo Working
27 La Bamba (w/Guantanamera guitar theme)
28 //Whole Lotta Love
29 -> Follow Her Around
30 -> How Many More Times
31 -> Spoonful
32 -> Shake Your Money Maker
33 -> Band Introduction


Band:
Carlos Santana - Guitars, Vocals
Tom Coster - Keyboards
Chester D. Thompson - Keyboards
Graham Lear - Drums
Greg Walker - Vocals
Keith Jones - Bass
Raul Rekow - Percussion
Armando Peraza - Percussion
Orestes Vilato - Percussion


Notes:

- "Watch Your Step" cuts in
- "American Gypsy" has a cut in middle (tape flip; repaired)
- "Whole Lotta Love" cuts in


(009990) Santana 1973-03-19 Metropolitan Sports Arena, Minneapolis, MN (FLAC)




SantanaMetropolitan Sports Arena
Minneapolis, MN
March 19, 1973
(Low Generation Soundboard)

Transfer: Low Generation SB Tape > CDR > .wav > iZotope RX 8/ ozone 9 )(mastered) > xAct 2.50 > FLAC

01 Going Home > A-1 Funk > Every Step Of The Way
02 Samba Pa Ti
03 Look Up (To See What’s Coming Down)
04 Just In Time To See The Sun
05 Incident At Neshabur
06 Bambele
07 Stone Flower
08 Batucada
09 Xibaba (She-Ba-Ba)
10 Stone Flower (Reprise)
11 Waiting
12 Castillos De Arena, Part 1 (Sand Castle)
13 Free Angela > Concierto de Aranjuez
14 Mantra > Kyoto
15 Castillos De Arena, Part 2 (Sand Castle)
16 Earth
17 Se A Cabo
18 Savor
19 Toussaint L’Overture


Carlos Santana (guitar/percussion/vocals)
Douglas Rauch (bass/guitar)
Michael Shrieve (drums)
Jose “Chepito” Areas (percussion)
Armando Peraza (percussion/vocals)
Tom Coster (keyboard/vocals)
Richard Kermode (keyboard)


Earlier this year we kicked off series of releases from a long time West Coast taper/collector that recently passed away. He transferred his extensive archives to CDR years prior to his passing and then passed it to a close friend. His friend has been involved in the Bay area music scene for the last five plus decades and understands the importance of getting these historic shows out to the collector's community. We are working closely reviewing the shows and researching current circulation as well as possible upgrades.

Our 21st release, Santana's 1973 Minneapolis performance, is what you hope for when you dig into a new archives. A show that appears to either be uncirculated (in the torrent era) or at least under-circulated.

It's the usual excellent performance in excellent quality, based on the source it's extremely low generation (even possibly 1st or a copy from a safety copy).

Included are two very positive reviews of the show noting a "mature" Santana performance and an ad for the show.

There are a number of folks we are indebted to for access to this exciting new archives, the anonymous West Coast collector, may he rest in peace, his friend that had the motivation and understands the need to get these historically important shows into circulation before they were lost forever and a huge thanks to dime member 'davmar77'. He did not currently have the bandwidth to facilitate such an undertaking at this time and put us in touch...this is how dime should work.

Big thanks to Goody, our pitch master, for his continued to support of these historic releases, he does extra duty on this series of releases helping confirm the setlists and edits, extra thanks go out to him for this critical assistance!

Over the past year or so, we've unfortunately had a number of long time tapers/collectors pass on, leaving this mortal coil, fortunately many had the foresight to secure at least a portion of their archives with friends and collectors so they could be properly released and enjoyed by generations to come.

Don't wait until it's too late to get those archives out into circulation, please get in touch, there are plenty of us here that can help get those out...no tape left behind!

Artwork is included.

mjk5510

1 de diciembre de 2023

(009543)Santana 1973-07-05 Kyoto Kaikan Daiichi Hall - Kyoto, Japan (Incomplete) (FLAC)




Santana

Kyoto Kaikan Daiichi Hall

Kyoto, Japan

July 5, 1973

(Soundboard)




Transfer: Low Generation SB Tape > CDR > .wav > iZotope RX 8/ ozone 9 )(mastered) > xAct 2.50 > FLAC




01 Mr. Udo

02 The Creator Has A Master Plan (quoting Do You Know The Way To San Jose?)

03 Savor > Toussaint L'Overture

04 Samba Pa Ti (interpolating Breezin')

05 Incident At Neshabur




Known Faults:

-Incomplete

-Samba Pa Ti: start and end cut

-Incident At Neshabur: end slightly cut




Carlos Santana (guitar/percussion/vocals)

Douglas Rauch (bass/guitar)

Michael Shrieve (drums)

Jose “Chepito” Areas (percussion)

Armando Peraza (percussion/vocals)

Tom Coster (keyboard/vocals)

Richard Kermode (keyboard)

Leon Thomas (vocals)




Earlier this year we kicked off series of releases from a long time West Coast taper/collector that recently passed away. He transferred his extensive archives to CDR years prior to his passing and then passed it to a close friend. His friend has been involved in the Bay area music scene for the last five plus decades and understands the importance of getting these historic shows out to the collector's community. We are working closely reviewing the shows and researching current circulation as well as possible upgrades.




A very welcome addition to the Santana legacy and though incomplete the 1973 Japan leg has to be considered a highlight in the Santana live legacy, most of the Osaka nights were released on "Lotus" but it appears this is the first appearance of anything from Kyoto.




Sadly it also appears only five songs exist but we'll take them.




There are a number of folks we are indebted to for access to this exciting new archives, the anonymous West Coast collector, may he rest in peace, his friend that had the motivation and understands the need to get these historically important shows into circulation before they were lost forever and a huge thanks to dime member 'davmar77'. He did not currently have the bandwidth to facilitate such an undertaking at this time and put us in touch...this is how dime should work.




Big thanks to Goody, our pitch master, for his continued to support of these historic releases, he does extra duty on this series of releases helping confirm the setlists and edits, extra thanks go out to him for this critical assistance!




Over the past year or so, we've unfortunately had a number of long time tapers/collectors pass on, leaving this mortal coil, fortunately many had the foresight to secure at least a portion of their archives with friends and collectors so they could be properly released and enjoyed by generations to come.




Don't wait until it's too late to get those archives out into circulation, please get in touch, there are plenty of us here that can help get those out...no tape left behind!




Artwork is included.

mjk5510


22 de noviembre de 2023

(009468) Santana 1990-06-03 Manchester Apollo, Manchester, England (FLAC) 24bit & 16bit


antanaManchester Apollo, Manchester, England
June 3, 1990 (date changed from May 31)
A BBC Radio 1 FM Broadcast

FM>Cassette master (Teac or Aiwa)>Teac V1050 cassette deck>Zoom H2 recorder SDHC wave capture 24bit 48kHz>track names, markers, saved to flacs then changed output to 16bit and saved to flacs using Magix Music Editor.

Setlist:
01 - DJ Richard Skinner Intro
02 - Spirits Dancing in the Flesh
03 - Somewhere in Heaven
04 - Batuka
05 - No One to Depend On
06 - Gypsy Woman
07 - Blues for Salvador
08 - Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
09 - Oye como va
10 - Choose
11 - She's Not There
Run Time:- 58:23


Play It LOUD!

Enjoy.

The flacs are in two separate folders clearly labelled 24Bit or 16Bit, your download client should show these with an option to uncheck the folder you don't want.

20 de noviembre de 2023

(009429) Santana 2000-10-20 Shoreline Ampitheater, Mountainview, Ca (FLAC)




this show was first circulated (apparently) in 2014I've never seeded it before, just a couple of supernatural Santana shows on here, so have another one.
this is a full show, a good performance and not very clappy.
(much less clappy than the august Great Woods show I posted from this tour)
seeded just as it was before,
I added the track times and band lineup to this description text only.
some samples are in comments. ian


Santana
Santana (the 61st edition!)
Andy Vargas (vo)
Karl Perazzo (perc/vo)
Raul Rekow (perc/vo)
Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo)
Tony Lindsay (vo)
Benny Rietveld (b)
Billy Johnson (ds)
Chester Thompson (kbd/vo)
Jeff Cressman (tb)
William Ortiz (tp)

Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, California, USA
October 20, 2000
promoting the album "supernatural"

source: Neumann KM140(mono)>EAA PSP/2>Sony SBM-1>DAT
lineage: DAT master>computer>r8brain PRO>CD Wav>TLH>flac16

01. Intro (spiritual) 3:21
02. (Da Le) Yaleo / Hannibal 7:39
03. Love of My Life 6:00
04. Put Your Lights On 6:27
05. Day of Celebration 7:11 (dedicated to Desmond Tutu)
06. Victory Is Won 5:30
07. Maria Maria 9:55
08. Africa Bamba 9:50
09. El Farol 5:24
10. Migra 7:37
11. Supernatural Thing 8:21
12. Corazón Espinado 13:08
13. Make Somebody Happy (12:57) > get it in your soul > Benny Rietveld Solos 24:41
14. Smooth 7:48

encore
15. Black Magic Woman > 4:13
16. Gypsy Queen > Third Stone From The Sun Jam > 5:05
17. Oye Como Va > cadans > owner of a lonely heart > oye como va (band inrtros) 8:30
18. Apache > Dame Tu Amor 6:34
19. Jingo 16:06

total time: 163:27.49

several tracks have talk after the song ended
anti gun rap during track 13 medley

18 de noviembre de 2023

(009409) Santana 1981-07-04 Cape Cod Coliseum, South Yarmouth, MA. WBCN Broadcast 10.5 inch Reel Master @ 7.5 ips 16/44.1 (FLAC)




SANTANA
Cape Cod Coliseum
South Yarmouth, MA (USA)
July 04, 1981
WBCN FM Broadcast
10.5 inch Reel Master @ 7.5 ips
From the collection of Hezekiahx2
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co

LINEAGE FM BROADCAST (WBCN) 10.5" REEL MASTER> @ 7.5 ips>TEAC A-7300 REEL TO REEL>
CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (24/96KHZ)>AUDACITY FOR GV/KRW
TRACK MARKS VOLUME ADJUSTMENT AND EDITS>WAV 16/44.1>TRADERS LITTLE HELPER FLAC (LEVEL 8)

THE BAND
Carlos Santana Guitar Vocals
Alex Ligertwood Vocals Guitar
Richard Baker Keyboards
Graham Lear Drums
Orestes Vilató Cymbals Percussion
Raul Rekow Congas Percussion
Armando Peraza Bongos Congas Percussion
David Margen Bass

SET LIST
1 Scott Muni DIR intro
2 WBCN intro
3 All I Ever Wanted
4 Primera Invasion >
5 Searchin'
6 Scott Muni DIR (commercial removed)
7 Tales Of Kilimanjaro (Scott Muni DIR talks over beginning) >
8 Black Magic Woman > Gypsy Queen
9 Well All Right
10 Scott Muni DIR (commercial removed)
11 WBCN station id (talks over Scott Muni)
12 Scott Muni DIR
13 dedication to John McEnroe - July 4, 1981 Wimbledon gentlemen's champion
14 Europa
15 E Papa Re
16 Scott Muni DIR (talks over crowd)
17 Savor (Scott Muni DIR talks over beginning) >
18 Jingo
19 Winning
(splice 1A pt. 1 to 1A pt. 2 @ 00:52:32.503)
20 WBCN station id
21 Incident At Neshabur
22 Scott Muni DIR (commercials removed)
23 WBCN station id
24 Scott Muni DIR
25 Runnin (joined with fade in after song has started)
26 Soul Sacrifice
27 Scott Muni DIR (commercial removed)
(splice 1A pt. 2 to 1B @ 01:20:37.865)
28 WBCN station id
29 Scott Muni DIR
30 Love Me Two Times tease (Scott Muni DIR talks over beginning) >
31 Open Invitation
32 She's Not There > Marbles
33 Scott Muni (commercial removed)
34 crowd & dedication to Chris Evert Lloyd - July 3, 1981 Wimbledon ladies champion
35 The Sensitive Kind
36 American Gypsy
37 WBCN station id
38 crowd
39 Scott Muni DIR sign-off

Thank you to Hezekiahx2 for having us assist with transferring and presenting.

If you have masters and/or known generation recordings that you need assistance with transferring/archiving, please contact us via PM.

PLEASE DON'T POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS.
AND PLEASE DON'T ALTER OR SELL THIS RECORDING.
AS ALWAYS ENJOY CHEERS KRW_CO

(009414) Santana (with special guest Pat Metheny) 1985-07-13 Live Aid John F. Kennedy Stadium Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (FLAC)




Santana (with special guest Pat Metheny)Live Aid
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
July 13, 1985 (20:21 - 20:40 GMT)

FM broadcast recording - Speed corrected revision
Lineage for edits: FLAC > MATLAB > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Setlist:
1. Brotherhood
2. Primera Invasion
3. Open Invitation
4. By the Pool / Right Now

Running Time: 18:22

Band composition:
Carlos Santana (Guitar, Vocals, percussions)
Alex Ligertwood (Guitar, Backing Vocals)
Serling Crew (Keyboards)
Chester Thompson (Keyboards)
Alphonso Johnson (Bass)
Graham Lear (Drums)
Greg Walker (Vocals, Percussions)
Raul Rekow (Percussions)
Orestes Vilat (Percussions)
Armando Peraza (Percussions)
Special guest: Pat Metheny (Guitar Synth)


Original notes (fdpfdp):

19 minutes of the most powerful Live Aid's set (in my opinion, of course). I seed this tape recording because I've bought the four officials Live Aid DVDs and, with my disappointment, don't contain this wonderful set (probably for legal rights). In my
memory, this was the most beautiful Live Aid's performance (with some else... few, very few... still in my opinion, of course) with a great Pat Metheny (he plays a powerful guitar synth solo on the final part of the set). It's a FM broadcast recording
with some problem on the FM source's signal quality. Not excellent but still enjoyable. Sorry for this, but the Sony tape has twenty years... and many many listenings!

Revision notes:

As of 2023, this set still has never been officially released - one of the only Live Aid sets you can still say that for. Considering Live Aid was globally broadcast, there were probably better recordings made of this set but only two versions have ever appeared on dime and this was not very difficult to fix. This is better quality than the "Global Jukebox" bootleg. The signal quality problems that fdpfdp mentions are fairly minimal: Track 1 at 2:38-2:40, Track 2 at 0:14-0:16 are the main issues. There is some Italian radio commentary overlaid on the live audio from Philadelphia when Santana introduces Pat Metheny and it extends for a few seconds at the start of By the Pool.

-notch filtered ~14.9 kHz tracking signal
-speed corrected because the original audio ran very slow, starting 4.25% and ending 4.5%
-balanced channels

Originally shared by fdpfdp on Jan. 29, 2005
Revised by Ross (ledwhofloyd), Nov. 2023



17 de noviembre de 2023

(009100) Santana (& Jose Feliciano!) - 1971-03-23; 1971-11-05 - The Forum, LA, CA, (+San Diego bonus) SBD [Goody's Speed/Pitch-adjusted Audio Upgrade]




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Lineages:
UPDATED LOWER GEN SOURCE via mjk5510 (Thanks!) -
Los Angeles and San Diego 'Jungle Strut' - Low generation SB tapes; could be first gen or copied from a safety copy > CDR

Original boot source -
San Diego (all other bonus tracks) - sbd(stereo)>?>cd>eac(secure)>shn(EZT BT)> pitch lowered > seekable shn >

Goody's additional lineage:
TLH (WAV) > Audition (Pitch Bender, various amounts*; tracking updated; DC Bias adjusted) >
iZotope RX8 Advanced (Azimuth adjustment) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; Align sector boundaries; .ffp) > foobar2000 (tags)

Disc 1:
3/23/1971
101. Intro / Waiting 4:56
102. Ballin’ > 6:14
103. Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen > 6:00
104. Oye Como Va 4:17
105. Savor / Samba Pa Ti 7:28
106. Toussaint L’Overture > 5:23
107. Evil Ways 5:01
108. Incident At Neshabur 5:29
109. Jungle Strut 5:57
110. Everybody’s Everything 5:08
111. Gumbo 4:35

Encore w/ Jose Feliciano
112. Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Jam > 6:01
113. Oye Como Va 3:54
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Runtime: 1:10:23

Disc 2:
201. Guajira ^ 10:34

[ Goody note - the following San Diego bonus tracks were previously said to be from 10/5/1971, but it's 11/5/1971. ]

11/5/71
202. Savor > 4:57
203. Para Los Rumberos 2:51
204. Taboo 5:40
205. Se A Cabo 2:03
206. Waiting > 4:15
207. Incident At Neshabur 5:51
208. Samba Pa Ti 4:02
209. Toussaint L’Overture > 9:30
210. Evil Ways > 1:11
211. Oye Como Va (intro only - fades out) // 0:49
212. Jungle Strut (fades out) 5:24
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Runtime: 57:07


Jose "Chepito" Areas: perc
David Brown (March), Tom Rutley (November) : bass
Michael Carabello: perc
Coke Escovedo: perc
Pete Escovedo: perc
Rico Reyes: voc, perc
Gregg Rolie: v, kbd
Carlos Santana: v, guitar
Neil Schon: g
Michael Shrieve: drums
Special Guest: Jose Feliciano: v, guitar


phenomenal covers ,updated for this upgraded edition by ethiessen1 (Thanks!)


*10-20-2023 - Goody sez

A tuned version of the Forum show from the original bootleg source was already prepared for this edition and ready to be shared with the universe.
Just to cover every base for such an important release as this one, I reached out to great friend mjk5510 who just happened to have a better lower gen source for that show, meaning I'd be starting from scratch as those tracks still needed tuning and similar prepping. But in the end, the long and roundabout journey has paid off really well, as it turns out... Well worth every minute spent.

The bonus tracks, said to be from San Diego in October, have been properly identified as November now. I retained the original bootleg tracks as the source for the bonus files in this package and tuned those a bit more as needed, and found an additional 'Jungle Strut' attached to the end of the files from mjk5510 and tuned it, so the bonuses have a bonus now, too!

Also, some of the titles given in the original edition (also still available 'out there', in case you should run across it as well) were incorrect and are now properly named - To wit:
D1T11 was found to be not Fried Neck-anything - it's 'Gumbo'; a different meal entirely. Tasty, too...
D2T05 was not 'Savor', rather it's 'Se A Cabo'.
However, 'Savor' is actually the 1st bonus track, while 'Waiting' is the 5th. They were originally listed in reverse. This has now been updated from the earlier edition in the original fantastic trippy artwork courtesy of ethiessen1, as well as in this text,
The actual date of this particular show has also been uncertain in some editions of this and online as well. To settle any mystery, we're also including 'proof of life' bits about the shows from the LA Times. One thing I wanted to guarantee in this edition is that it is the most updated and best version of this show available now in a single package, properly tuned, tracked, and titled.

With all of that minutiae and record-keeping out of the way, please help yourself and enjoy this incredible slice of Santana history.
Many thanks to all those who came before and got all this out there long ago and to those who kept the great package that was the source of this in circulation.
Big grin to the Photoshop artist who put the covers together, helping make this one stand out in a crowd, and thanks once again to ethiessen1 for updating it
(numerous times!) to reflect the new changes and discoveries.

This edition - October 20, 2023 - Goody

2 de noviembre de 2023

(009114) Santana 1971-xx-xx Santana III - Outtakes_RemasteredByCaptainAcid (16-bit) (FLAC)




Santana - Third Album Outtakes & Rehearsals
Hello everyone,

This is my favorite Santana album, so i decided to remaster those outtakes. I did phase, pitch and level correction and made new EQ.

Captain Acid, April 2020

Original info:

Selection of alternate takes and rehearsals from the Santana 3 album.
Note: none of the versions of these tracks have appeared on any studio album in this format.

CD 1

101 Jungle Strut (ALTERNATE TAKE)
102 Everybodys Everything (INST.JAM)
103 Ballin (OUTTAKE)
104 Folsom Street (OUTTAKE)
105 Friedneckbones & Home Fries (OUTTAKE)
106 Guajira (DEMO)
107 Tune In (REHARSAL)
108 Blues Jam
109 Everything Is Coming Our Way (INST.)
110 Batuka (JAM WITH BLUES)
111 Rehearsal Jam 1



CD 2

201 Rehearsal Jam 2
202 Friedneckbones & Home Fries (OUTTAKE)
203 Ballin (EXPANDED)
204 Folsom Street (EXPANDED)
205 Gumbo (ALTERNATE TAKE)
206 Jungle Strut (ALTERNATE TAKE 2)
207 Toussant L'Overture (ALTERNATE TAKE)
208 Batuka (OUTTAKE)

Lineage:
SBD>?>cdr>eac>flac

31 de octubre de 2023

(008429) SANTANA - 1993-10-02 HOLLYWOOD, CA HOLLYWOOD BOWL





D3 Cassette Master -> Untracked Aiff File -> Soundforge -> FLAC


01. Angels All Around Us/Spirits Dancing In The Flesh

02. Free All The People (South Africa)/Esperando

03. Batuka

04. No One To Depend On

05. Somewhere In Heaven

06. Peace on earth/Mother earth

07. Third stone from the sun

08. Wings of grace

09. Toussaint L'overture

10. Soul sacrifice

11. Make Somebody Happy/Get It In Your Soul/Myron Dove/Rodney Holmes

12. Europa

13. Jingo/band intro



Carlos Santana - guitar, percussion, b.vox

Myron Dove - bass

Rodney Holmes - drums

Raul Rekow - percussion, b.vox

Karl Perazzo - percussion, b.vox

Chester Thompson - keys, b.vox

Alex Ligertwood - guitar, vox

Vorriece Cooper - vox

Jorge Santana - guitar

(009077) Santana 1979-04-22 The Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA (FLAC)




SantanaThe Old Waldorf
San Francisco, CA
April 22, 1979

Source : FM Broadcast > Cassette Master (courtesy of MauroVerona)

Transfer : Zoom H4n (16/44) > Sound Forge (tracking, volume, pitch -5.0%) > Wave >TLH (sbe aligned) Flac 8

Traders Den - November 30, 2022

edited & posted by kingrue upload #3533
=======================================

This is a great little FM tape, just under 25 minutes. The sound quality is great.

Additional thanks goes to jswetch for helping with the pitch adjustment.

Everybody should own a copy of this.


Band line-up
Carlos Santana - guitar, percussion, vocals
Chris Solberg - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Alex Ligertwood - vocals, percussion
Armando Peraza - percussion, vocals (died April 14, 2014 age 89)
Raul Rekow - percussion, vocals (died November 1, 2015 age 61)
Alan Pasqua - keyboards, vocals
David Margen - bass
Graham Lear - drums

Total Time = 24:27

Set list
01 Well Alright
02 Black Magic Woman > Gypsy Queen
03 Dance Sister, Dance
04 Hard Times

(009076) Santana 1971-05-08 Hammersmith (16-bit) (FLAC)




S A N T A N A
HAMMERSMITH ODEON
LONDON, UK
MAY 8, 1971
(1st SHOW)

SDB

Lineage: 3rd generation tape/CDR/CDEx/Flacfrontend/TLH/you

Sorry, no artwork

Couldn't find this one anywhere, though it might probably have been upped
somewhere some time. If I missed out on it, my humble apologies.

The super Santana line up of 71.....yammy.
Unfortunately incomplete, but this is all there is.
Nevertheless a real treat.

There are better SDB's from that era, but overall pretty good to say the least!
A few cuts between some songs, but not very distracting IMHO.
This is the way I got it and if you don't like it, leave to the ones who don't object.... )

There was also a second show that night. That recording is 10 minutes longer, doesn't have Taboo,
but instead of that Incident, Savor and Jingo.
Might up that one later.


Sound samples in the comments section.


1. Batuka/Ballin’
2. Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
3. Jungle Strut
4. Toussaint L’Overture/Evil Ways
5. Taboo
6. Se A Cabo
7. Everybody’s Everything
8. Gumbo
9. Soul Sacrifice

Total Time: 64.00


Carlos Santana
Jose “Chepito” Areas
David Brown
Michael Carabello
Coke Escovedo
Gregg Rolie
Neal Schon
Michael Shrieve

My nineteenth upload

(009086) Santana 1994-04-30 Kualoa Ranch, Oahu, HI (16-bit) (FLAC)




SANTANA 1994-04-30 Kualoa Ranch, Oahu, HI Ex Sbd


Disc 1 (67:00)
01 Angels All Around Us/Spirits Dancing In The Flesh
02 Yaleo
03 En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor
04 Savor/Karl Perazzo/Raul Rekow
05 Luz Amor Y Vida
06 Exodus
07 Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
08 Oye Como VaSANTANA 1994-04-30 Kualoa Ranch, Oahu, HI Ex Sbd






Disc 1 (67:00)
01 Angels All Around Us/Spirits Dancing In The Flesh
02 Yaleo
03 En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor
04 Savor/Karl Perazzo/Raul Rekow
05 Luz Amor Y Vida
06 Exodus
07 Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
08 Oye Como Va


Disc 2 (55:10)
09 Make Somebody Happy
10 Get It In Your Soul/Myron Dove/Rodney Holmes
11 Wings Of Grace
12 Somewhere In Heaven
13 Toussaint L'Overture
14 Soul Sacrifice (cut)




Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo)
Myron Dove (b)
Rodney Holmes (ds)
Alex Ligertwood (g/vo)
Karl Perazzo (perc/vo)
Raul Rekow (perc/vo)
Chester Thompson (kbd/vo)


Excellent Sbd recording
Abraxas2

Disc 2 (55:10)
09 Make Somebody Happy
10 Get It In Your Soul/Myron Dove/Rodney Holmes
11 Wings Of Grace
12 Somewhere In Heaven
13 Toussaint L'Overture
14 Soul Sacrifice (cut)


Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo)
Myron Dove (b)
Rodney Holmes (ds)
Alex Ligertwood (g/vo)
Karl Perazzo (perc/vo)
Raul Rekow (perc/vo)
Chester Thompson (kbd/vo)

Excellent Sbd recording
Abraxas2

23 de octubre de 2023

(008933) Carlos Santana / Mahavishnu John McLaughlin 1973-08-26 Saratoga PAC, Saratoga Springs, NY (Upgrade) (FLAC)





Carlos Santana / Mahavishnu John McLaughlinSaratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY
August 26, 1973
(Low Generation SB)

Transfer: Low Generation SB > CDR > .wav > iZotope RX 8 / ozone 9 (mastered) > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

01 Meditation
02 Flame-Sky
03 A Love Supreme
04 I'm Aware Of You
05 Love, Devotion & Surrender
06 Taurian Matador
07 Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord

Known Faults:
-Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord: fade in - fade out

Mahavishnu John McLaughlin: guitar
Carlos Santana: guitar
Khalid Yasin (aka Larry Young): organ
Doug Rauch: bass
Billy Cobham: drums
Armando Peraza: congas

Earlier this year we kicked off series of releases from a long time West Coast taper/collector that recently passed away. He transferred his extensive archives to CDR years prior to his passing and then passed it to a close friend. His friend has been involved in the Bay area music scene for the last five plus decades and understands the importance of getting these historic shows out to the collector's community. We are working closely reviewing the shows and researching current circulation as well as possible upgrades.

In 1973, Santana and McLaughlin had both become disciples of spiritual teacher Sri Chinmoy, this spiritual journey affected both of their musical output and they teamed up to release "Love Devotion Surrender". Though the release was met with mixed reviews at the time there was no denying it generated blistering guitar work especially on the brief tour that followed. The album and shows were not for the casual listener with songs stretching to 30 minutes.

That brings to the next and last upgrade in our series, the opening night of the tour and apparently the only playing of "Love, Devotion & Surrender", Saratoga Springs.

Our source is from a brand new source and is the from the same source as the Chicago and Berkeley releases, though it's not as dramatic an upgrade as the previous releases, it has the same wide frequency field as the previous releases and is definitely from a VERY low gen tape transfer based on the source of these shows, it should be considered a solid upgrade.

All cuts, fade-ins, fade-outs are the same.

We hope you have enjoyed revisiting these amazing shows and though this is the last of the Santana / McLaughlin LIVE shows we will do have further upgrades from the 1973 tour with a surprise or two thrown in.

There are a number of folks we are indebted to for access to this exciting new archives, the anonymous West Coast collector, may he rest in peace, his friend that had the motivation and understands the need to get these historically important shows into circulation before they were lost forever and a huge thanks to dime member 'davmar77'. He did not currently have the bandwidth to facilitate such an undertaking at this time and put us in touch...this is how dime should work.````

Big thanks to Goody, our pitch master, for his continued to support of these historic releases, he does extra duty on this series of releases helping confirm the setlists and edits, extra thanks go out to him for this critical assistance!

Over the past year or so, we've unfortunately had a number of long time tapers/collectors pass on, leaving this mortal coil, fortunately many had the foresight to secure at least a portion of their archives with friends and collectors so they could be properly released and enjoyed by generations to come.

Don't wait until it's too late to get those archives out into circulation, please get in touch, there are plenty of us here that can help get those out...no tape left behind!

Artwork is included.

17 de octubre de 2023

(008749) Carlos Santana / Mahavishnu John McLaughlin 1973-09-01 International Amphitheatre - Chicago, IL (Upgrade) (FLAC)



Carlos Santana / Mahavishnu John McLaughlinInternational Amphitheatre
Chicago, IL
September 1, 1973
(Low Generation SB)

Transfer: Low Generation SB > CDR > .wav > iZotope RX 8 / ozone 9 (mastered) > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

01 Meditation
02 The Life Divine
03 A Love Supreme
04 Afro Blue
05 Band Introduction
06 Naima
07 Flame-Sky
08 Taurian Matador
09 Armando Peraza Solo
10 Billy Cobham Solo
11 Taurian Matador Reprise
12 Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord

Known Faults:
-The Life Divine: splice (see notes below, previous versions have this splice but it has not previously been documented)

Mahavishnu John McLaughlin: guitar
Carlos Santana: guitar
Khalid Yasin (aka Larry Young): organ
Doug Rauch: bass
Billy Cobham: drums
Armando Peraza: congas

Earlier this year we kicked off series of releases from a long time West Coast taper/collector that recently passed away. He transferred his extensive archives to CDR years prior to his passing and then passed it to a close friend. His friend has been involved in the Bay area music scene for the last five plus decades and understands the importance of getting these historic shows out to the collector's community. We are working closely reviewing the shows and researching current circulation as well as possible upgrades.

In 1973, Santana and McLaughlin had both become disciples of spiritual teacher Sri Chinmoy, this spiritual journey affected both of their musical output and they teamed up to release "Love Devotion Surrender". Though the release was met with mixed reviews at the time there was no denying it generated blistering guitar work especially on the brief tour that followed. The album and shows were not for the casual listener with songs stretching to 30 minutes.

That brings to the next upgrade in our series, the legendary Chicago performance and it is a scorcher.

There has been numerous releases over the decades of this show and most seem to be sourced from the CD bootleg "A Live Supreme Brothers Of The Spirit".

Our source is from a brand new source and is the from the same source as last weekend's Berkeley release, it's another excellent upgrade to the circulating versions.

We don't get a lot of extra music like we did on Berkeley which can be found here: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-d....php?id=760203, but we did discover a previously undocumented splice on the circulating versions during "The Life Divine" at 00:05:33.860, it is seamless and was only discovered due to the same gap in our source.

We were able to salvage an additional 9 seconds of music, the splice on this edition is at ~5:39 and the music missing from the previous version is at 00:05:35.634 to 00:05:44.388

There are a number of folks we are indebted to for access to this exciting new archives, the anonymous West Coast collector, may he rest in peace, his friend that had the motivation and understands the need to get these historically important shows into circulation before they were lost forever and a huge thanks to dime member 'davmar77'. He did not currently have the bandwidth to facilitate such an undertaking at this time and put us in touch...this is how dime should work.

Big thanks to Goody, our pitch master, for his continued to support of these historic releases, he does extra duty on this series of releases helping confirm the setlists and edits, extra thanks go out to him for this critical assistance!

Over the past year or so, we've unfortunately had a number of long time tapers/collectors pass on, leaving this mortal coil, fortunately many had the foresight to secure at least a portion of their archives with friends and collectors so they could be properly released and enjoyed by generations to come.

Don't wait until it's too late to get those archives out into circulation, please get in touch, there are plenty of us here that can help get those out...no tape left behind!

Artwork and newspaper clippings included...

mjk5510

15 de octubre de 2023

(008706) Santana 1982-09-22 The Forum Montreal Quebec Canada K.B.F.H. Pre FM LP's (R.J.P. ARCHIVE #99) (FLAC)





SANTANA The Forum Montreal Quebec Canada September 22nd 1982Broadcast February 6TH 1983 K.B.F.H. Pre FM LP'S
(THE R.J.P.MEMORIAL ARCHIVE SERIES # 99)
A MD TRANSFER FOR KRW_CO AT 16/44.1

LINEAGE PRE FM LP MASTERS NEWMARK TURNTABLE TO CDR NO IDS TO PLEXTOOLS PRO/WAV 16/44.1
TO AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS AND EDITS/WAV 16/44.1 TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8
ALL ADS HAVE BEEN EDITED OUT ALL LP FLIPS HAVE BEEN EDITED TOGETHER

THE BAND
Carlos Santana Guitar Vovcals
Richard Baker Keyboards
Graham Lear Drums
Alex Ligertwood Vocals
David Margen Bass
Armando Peraza Percussion Vocals
Raul Rekow Percussion Vocals
Orestes Vilato Percussion Vocals

SET LIST
1 KBFH Intro
2 Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
3 Oye Como Va
4 Dealer/Spanish Rose
5 Nowhere To Run
6 Incident At Neshabur
7 Body Surfing
8 Hold On
9 Shango
10 KBFH Outro

PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS WE WILL WHEN WE GET TO IT
AND PLEASE DONT ALTER OR SELL THIS RECORDING IN ANY WAY.THANK YOU

KRW&CO and mike1061 are pleased to present to you the collection of
R.J.P.(RIP). R.J.P. was a prolific archivist from Chicago whom recorded live radio broadcasts,
tv broadcasts, as well his own captures live from the audience. These are on on Reel to Reel,
Cassette, Beta, and VHS as well as hundreds of pre fm transcription discs and reels.
We will be presenting to you our transfers of the R.J.P. collection, which has been in the
possession of mike since his passing, over the coming months. There are
going to be several exciting upload to come. Many thanks go to R.J.P. for his
archiving (which date back to the 1970's) and Mike for preserving
this collection and allowing it to be presented to you here.

ENJOY KRW_CO & MIKE1061

(008564) Carlos Santana & Mahavishnu John McLaughlin 1973-09-05 Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA (50th Anniversary Upgrade) (FLAC)





Transfer: Low Generation SB or FM tape > CDR > .wav > iZotope RX 8 / ozone 9 (mastered) > xACT 2.50 > FLAC


01 Meditation

02 The Life Divine

03 A Love Supreme

04 I'm Aware Of You (includes My Favorite Things)

05 Flame-Sky

06 Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord


Known Faults:

-A Love Supreme: splice

-I'm Aware Of You: two splices (previous editions fade out - see notes below)

-Flame-Sky: end cut


Mahavishnu John McLaughlin: guitar

Carlos Santana: guitar

Khalid Yasin (aka Larry Young): organ

Doug Rauch: bass

Billy Cobham: drums

Armando Peraza: congas


Earlier this year we kicked off series of releases from a long time West Coast taper/collector that recently passed away. He transferred his extensive archives to CDR years prior to his passing and then passed it to a close friend. His friend has been involved in the Bay area music scene for the last five plus decades and understands the importance of getting these historic shows out to the collector's community. We are working closely reviewing the shows and researching current circulation as well as possible upgrades.


In 1973, Santana and McLaughlin had both become disciples of spiritual teacher Sri Chinmoy, this spiritual journey affected both of their musical output and they teamed up to release "Love Devotion Surrender". Though the release was met with mixed reviews at the time there was no denying it generated blistering guitar work especially on the brief tour that followed. The album and shows were not for the casual listener with songs stretching to 30 minutes.


That brings us to one of the best shows of the tour at the intimate Community Theatre in Berkeley, CA.


There has been a lot of confusion surrounding the two shows played that night regarding if the tracks are from the early show, late show or a combination, SB or FM. We are not here to rehash that and will probably never know for sure, at this point without further confirmation this is what we have.


We used the fantastic TooleMan reconstruction from 2007 as our guide and the best circulating version available...a massive thanks to TooleMan for the previous heavy lifting to sort this show out in 2007 (wow has it really been 16 years).


**


The entire show should be considered a quality upgrade and after weeks of work reviewing and listening to the two shows side by side below are the variances between the released versions and this version, there are no additional cuts in this new version but a few interesting differences.


The first two tracks track the same, nothing additional in these two tracks.


03 A Love Supreme


On the 2007 reconstructed version there is a splice mentioned 30 minutes into the recording that falls at 17:32 into the track, likely due to a reel change. In the notes it mentions there being tape swooshing where the change occurs and the damaged area removed, it is a 100% seamless perfect edit and without having an unedited version to compare the listener would never know there was a splice.


It took a number of run throughs to figure out what exactly was missing in the reconstructed version. In this new version the gap is in the same location on the side at 30:20 (17:22 into the track) and we can confirm it is due to a reel change as you can hear the signs of the reel being stopped. However, there is no tape swooshing after the reel change and we have been able to leave in an additional 16 seconds of music falling before and after the gap. The additional music included is between 17:15 and 17:31 on the new track.


04 I'm Aware Of You


On the 2007 reconstructed version there is a seamless splice that falls at 00:02:26.361 that apparently was edited prior to the two postings that resulted in the 2007 edition, this splice is again seamless but not mentioned in the notes, you would not realize it was there if you didn't have an unedited file to compare it to.


The gap in the original recording used for this new edition, after pitch adjustment, is at 00:02:32.844, again it is definitely due to a tape change. We were able to restore 10 seconds of music edited out. For those interested, the music originally missing but restored is between 00:02:24.062 and 00:02:34.540.


Additionally all previous versions fade out at ~22 minutes, however, new to this release the track picks up again on disc 2 and we are treated to an additional 8:10 of music not previously available.


There are no differences to "Flame-Sky".


06 Let Us Go Into the House of the Lord

There are no differences in the actual music track but there is only 6 seconds of audience after the track ends on the 2007 reconstruction, this new version contains 1:36 of audience including a brief snippet of the classical outro music adding to the "you are there" feel to the evening.


For the release's title we are sticking to the way these shows were advertised as "Carlos Santana / Mahavishnu John McLaughlin", included are a couple of advertisements for the shows and an article that has nothing to do with this show but is about the spiritualism in music and contains the lines "Santana shocks rock fans when he shears his hair" as well as "In Berkeley, a recent dope smoking audience was stunned when acid rock king Carlos Santana, known for hair to his waist, emerged on stage in a POW cut and an Indian shirt." ...err...ok, I suppose that's one way to put it...


It's hard to believe this show just passed it's 50th anniversary and we hope you enjoy this new upgraded edition.


***


There are a number of folks we are indebted to for access to this exciting new archives, the anonymous West Coast collector, may he rest in peace, his friend that had the motivation and understands the need to get these historically important shows into circulation before they were lost forever and a huge thanks to dime member 'davmar77'. He did not currently have the bandwidth to facilitate such an undertaking at this time and put us in touch...this is how dime should work.


Big thanks to Goody, our pitch master, for his continued to support of these historic releases, he does extra duty on this series of releases helping confirm the setlists and edits, extra thanks go out to him for this critical assistance!


Over the past year or so, we've unfortunately had a number of long time tapers/collectors pass on, leaving this mortal coil, fortunately many had the foresight to secure at least a portion of their archives with friends and collectors so they could be properly released and enjoyed by generations to come.


Don't wait until it's too late to get those archives out into circulation, please get in touch, there are plenty of us here that can help get those out...no tape left behind!


mjk5510

https://mega.nz/file/mAMRiYQY#LX5WEy2de4WX6p0ju3Eqvj83kUqKeSMCEQkqsh5Yhe0

(010196) Grateful Dead -1978-09-14 Cairo, Egypt FLAC

Grateful Dead 19780914 Giza, Egypt Sphinx Theatre Source: Soundboard Lineage: reel(m)(multitrack) > cass > DAT (48k) > Sony R500 ...